United Nations calls Israel to drop Jerusalem parade
The UN Security Council unanimously urged Israel not to stage a 45 minute independence day parade through East Jerusalem. Israel said the parade is its business under cease-fire rules. Jordan urged sanctions, while Israel vowed the celebrations would proceed.
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United Nations
UPI
Security Council
Israel
Old City
Jerusalem
Joseph Tekoah
Muhammad El-Farra
United
Tekoah
El-Farra
El-Far
Early Finish of Telephone Strike Dims
Prospects for an early settlement of the nationwide strike dimmed Saturday as AFL CIO CWA chief Patrick Morgan and Western Electric labor chief J S Griggs met privately without progress. About 23 000 installers began the walkout April 18 with 200 000 Bell system workers off the job and vandalism reports in Newark and eastern Massachusetts.
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New York
Patrick Morgan
Afl-Cio
Communications Workers of America
J. S. Griggs
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Bell System
CWA
Bell
Reminder to set clocks ahead for daylight saving time
A notice urges readers to adjust clocks tonight for daylight saving time. The caption identifies Tracy Trainor, 3, of Pekin Illinois, as the pictured child.
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Tracy Trainor
Pekin, Ill
Franzenburg Slightly Hurt In Urbandale Car Crash
Iowa State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg was in a two car collision in Urbandale with Dan Broderick. Police said no tickets were issued and both drivers would be treated by doctors. Franzenburg reported a stiff neck and a cut ear while the other vehicle was a total loss.
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Urbandale
Iowa
UPI
Paul Franzenburg
Franzenburg
Dan Broderick
Des Moines
Broderick
Robert Ray
Ray
Man Is Clawed by Lion at Fleishacker Zoo
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports a man was attacked and clawed by an African lion at Fleishacker Zoo on Saturday. Emergency staff treated him, and the incident prompted a zoo investigation and temporary enclosure safety review.
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San Francisco
Fleishacker Zoo
Resignation stems from Goldberg disillusionment at U.N.
Arthur Goldberg quit as U.S. representative to the United Nations after 33 months marked by disillusionment and frustration over Vietnam policy. He believed the U.N. could not resolve the war and clashed with the Johnson administration on escalation while preserving private talks.
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Goldberg
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Johnson
Stevenson
Rusk
U.N. Post
The Surly Bird Catches the Germ Chuckle
A humorous note claims cheerful people resist disease better than grumpy ones. The saying equates mood with illness resistance in a playful twist on folk wisdom.
Humphrey Welcomed To Race By Nixon
Waverly Minnesota, Hubert Humphrey’s hometown, cheers as he enters the 1968 Democratic presidential race. Local supporters form the Committee of Waverly Friends for Humphrey to raise campaign funds and promote the neighbor next door image despite the town’s modest shops and lack of large employers.
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Humphrey
Washington
United Democrats
Nixon
Waverly
Minn
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alice L. Smith
Hubert Humphrey
Committee of Waverly Friends
Romney urged reassess to seek GOP nomination
Michigan Governor George Romney told the state Republican convention that many candidates are reassessing their chances and urged voters to wait for all contenders to state their positions on the economy, Vietnam, and race. Romney’s fellow delegates endorsed him as a preferred son for the national convention in Miami, with strong first-ballot support indicated.
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Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Indiana
Richard Nixon
Florida
Johnson
Ronald Reagan
California
University of Colorado
George Wallace
Alabama
Texas
Detroit
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Miami
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
D-Minn
New Hampshire
Young White House aide Jim Jones runs Johnson's schedule
Jim Jones, 28, of Muskogee Oklahoma, serves as special assistant and appointments secretary to President Johnson. He describes himself as an extra eye and ear rather than a power, noting most material sent to the President is accepted after a quick night reading. Jones recalls learning from an early memo that accuracy matters and says he must be precise in dealings with the President.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
White House
Jim Jones
Muskogee
Okla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Adam
Marvin Watson
Lawrence O’brien
Watson
Texas
William Haddon
National Highway Safety Bureau
Auto safety standards issued by U S government
The government issued several automobile safety standards with one taking effect Jan 1 1970 to prevent theft. Six rules set post Dec 31 effective requirements to prevent doors from flying open and hidden headlights from failing. The package brings total highway safety act standards to 22.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Federal
Lowell Bridwell
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